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A tree lies atop a house on Monday, February 11, in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, the day after a tornado barreled through the area. At least 15 tornadoes formed across southern Mississippi and Alabama as a cold front moved in Sunday, February 10. Biloxi Sun Herald/ MCT /LANDOV
An electrical crew worker walks past a building with blown-out windows across from the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg on February 11. Dozens of people were injured in the storm in the Mississippi town. Sean Gardner/Getty Images
A woman eyes the devastation from her damaged home in Hattiesburg on February 11. Sean Gardner/Getty Images
Power lines lie in the street near the roof-damaged Westminster Presbyterian Church on February 11 after a tornado ripped through Hattiesburg. Sean Gardner/Getty Images
Jordon Williams' bedroom is in ruins on February 11 after the tornado struck Hattiesburg. Sean Gardner/Getty Images
Crystal Hamilton steps over rubble in her living room in Hattiesburg on February 11. Sean Gardner/Getty Images
The Ogletree House, part of the Alumni Association at the University of Southern Mississippi, was damaged when the tornado touched down February 10 in Hattiesburg. Sean Gardner/Getty Images
A crushed car sits amid the debris in Hattiesburg on February 11. Sean Gardner/Getty Images
Ellen Chmiel surveys the damage from the steps of her Hattiesburg home on February 11. Sean Gardner/Getty Images